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Rouses Pt,, Clifton Co., n. Y.
A,,,,ut lGtb 1890


Two years agothis Summer l was sorely
afflicted with rheumatism in my right knee
and lelt shoulder, and was induced by a
friend to try Athlophoros. l used five
bottles, got we'll, and have been compare
lively Tree from rheumatism since. Ihaye
great faith in it, and have recommended it
TO my friends. So far Us | know all who
have tried it speak It's praise,
X. HEAToN.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they cam
not be bought Of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co., liz Wall St., New York, will
send either carriage paid) on seceipt Of
regular price, which is Sl.00 per bottle
for Athlophoro5 and zoe for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases. dyspepsia In
digestion. weakness, nervous debility diseases
OF women constipation, headache, impure
blood, Ne, AlhlophoNA rils arc uneqaaledL'
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Island No. %; two, Lonpwood. La. /;
seven, Island No. 95; two, Hays's
Landing; one, Island No. 81; one,
Albemarle; thirteen, Island No, 9S ;
one, foot of BLAND No. 81; two,
Brunswick Point; two, Mascot Land.
ing; three, Island No. 1902; one, Omega
Landing; one, Milliken's; ak, Paw
Paw Island; two, Illawana Landing !;
one, Worthington's Point; one, Green
Vile; one, foot Of Georgetown BEND.
Pulled fity-two snags, weight 1908,
and ran 240 miles. Placed buoy on
wreck OF Robert Campbell at Cabin
teel landing In Ave feet OF water. Put
buoy on wreck of Victor Wilson, foot
OF Concordia Bend, In nire feet OF
water.
DSRlSa tho storm OF yesterday and
the night before and last night, TWEEN.
ty-fve coal boats fully loaded with
coal were sunk ct Wilio q Grove, near
the Exposition aits. The boats con-
tsined $500 to 10000 barrels each, and
the entire Ices is about $4,000. Capt.
James Sweeney, who owns the land
ing and has charge OF the fleet, did
everything In his power to save them,
bat to no avail. He had, besides his
five powerful steam pumps, the tug
boats Gov. Nichols, Mamie Ooyls,
Wasp. Flora and Thomas Patterson
ct work all day long yes erday and last
night, and four Of the tugs and all OF
the steam pumps we're at work this
morning, besides about 200 men work.
ing the hand pumps. The last boat
lost went down about IL O'Clock last
niRht. There ars now left llS boats
fully loaded, and no further loss is APP
pretended II the wind subsidies. Fiji.
teen OF the boats sunk belong to the
Pittsburg Southern Ooal Com pany,
and the othe; ten TO persons here, and
there is 70 insurance on any OF them.
New Orleans States, 2lst.
Cart. ]. W, Bryant, river editor Of
the New Orleans Times. Democrat, ar.
rived In the city yesterday from 81.
Louis. He Ia here In the interest OF
the Waterways Convention, which
oonvenes here in October next. Capt.
Bryant leaves today for New Orleans.
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.aCK GAIL BoARD.
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed steady; mlddllng,
sl5.l6c. Sales, 200 bales, including $50
last evening, Of which 1850 to export.
ers and 1850 10 spinners; receipts, 2s09
bales; shlpmsns, 1854 bales; stock on
hand, 20 7s3 balos; receipts 10 date,
276s9 balee; shipments 10 date, II ,i45
bales.
ExcHANdK QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 6le; good ordinary. IA;
low middling, Ste; middling, 2 l5.l6c
good mlddlipg, S.ci middling fair, 9lc
lair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1T, 1889; burnt,
-; home consumption TO date, -;
utoof runnlne account, 20,7S3 ImportS
M. 4 @. r. r., 200; NJ. q I. r. r,
1; l. & N. X. r., 1921 NJ. 4 L. X
r., 6l2; O., o x s. w. 4. r.. 1928
l., N. o A T X r., 255; X o,
4. & NJ. r. r, IS. NJ, s. & b
II r.. Gil; Ble,msre, 735; wagon
$50. EIpor,s-M a y. X. r. 7o8
NJ & 7. r. r, rs; L. an. r. X.
44s; O, o. & $. W. X X, $50 L., N. o
ar. R,R., 532; steamers north, 29i
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed quie
ard easy; middling, 9 ll.l0c. Sales
Sq5 bales. Quotations were as fol
ioss; Ordinary, 7 Lice; good otdi
nary, sac; low middling, 8 . Ice
middling, oil l8e; good middllng,
9ib Ice; middling fair, 10 7 Ice; fair
ii l.16c.
ull and steady, as follows: september
46C9e.47 October, 9.2sS9.2s, No
m5ss, S.229s.2s; December, s.2S
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aEN ERAL NEWS.

RAIN.
BUSINESS fair.
CLOUDY and cool.
RIyKE rising slowly.
Arkansas river IL rlbins.
THREE boats leaving today.
tbs rivers above are falling again.
DURiSa the tsonty four hours end.
ing a, noon yesterday the river here
rose four incbee.
Mn. d. o. HircHKLL, an old time
river clerk, has charge Of the Office OF
the steamer GGyoso.
The steamer Gayoso was unable 10
get out last evening, bat will leave
this morning nj II O'Clock.
TnH ArkapsaB City IL the Anchor
Line packet leaving hsre tomorrow
evening for Cairo and NJ. Louis.
The Common wealth, Capt. Geo.
yicters, Ia the Anchor Llre packet
leaving here nj 10 o'clock this morning
for yleksbuTg.
Gov X. w. WISE, superintendent OF
the Msmphls and Oiuelnnati Packet
Company, arrived In the city ytsler.
day. H. 10 the guest of CGpt u. II.
RI eel agent Of the line here.
TnE James Lee, Capt. Tom Oisggeti,
leaves here nj o o'clock this evening
for Helena, Priap Point and all way
landings. VIM. Ashford, Will Oar.
ragh and Lee Cummlns are her clerks.
TnE Gayoso arrived from Upton.
vile With 1853 bales OF cotton, "a bags
Of ssed cotton, is43 sacks Of cotton
seed, 20 lacks Of corn and a lot oI
snndrlcs. She went back mp the river
last night.
TnR KatO Adams arrived on Time
from Arkansas City with 25i bales oil
cotton, 90 bags Of seed cotton and
1873 sackl Of cotton Heed. She 70.
turned 10 Arkansas City last night
with = good trip.
THE Ojahoma, Capt Hlgglns, 10 the
Lee Line packet leaving here this
evening for Gold Duit, 0sceola and oil
way laudings on the upper ooas,
VIM. Bmither, Sid Wheeler and
Charley Leitwlch are her clerks.
TnK Oi,y OF Pfoyldence. from vlcks
burg, parsed 10 ~. Louis last night
She put on here 200 bales q cotton
1919 JACKS OF cotton seed and 20 pack
ages Of eundries, and added 400 bhle'
OF compressed cotton Tor reshipmen
East al Cairo.
Local Inspectors DAragh snd
Hus have returned from an inspection
tour through Arkanias. They In
speo,ed the steamers John y. Aller
add Tom He's al Batesyllle, and tn,
Alberta No. 3 and Home At Nswpo rt
All we're given 6fst class papers.
/ Tna following is q List Of snags do
stroysd by the United Safes snsp
boat n, q. Wright for the week end
ing September l7th: Three, Wilson
! Point; ons, Island No. o.; one. loot q
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increase IN receipts this year.
LIVERPOOL.

lnoroAso IN roceips TINS year,. ....... lol ,fof
LIVERPOOL.
At poon: Spots-stesdy, fair de-
mand. Sales. 10000 bales, Of which
American 1890 bales. Receipts,
5000 .bales, Of which American 5000
bales. Closing quotations were as fol.
lows: Ordinary, 4sd; good ordi.
nary, 4 l5.l8d; low middling, sid.
goou middling, 8 8 l6l; middling mp
lands, 8 7.l6l; middling Orleans,
8 7 l6d.
Futures opened steady and closed
barely steady, ss follows:
The prices are given in pence and
84ihs, thus: 4 SO mesnB A 90 64d; and
8 0l means B l.64j.
4 pm: September, 8 24d, sellers I;
September October, s l2l, buyers; 0c-
tober. November, 8 Old, buyerss; No.
vember. December, 3 08d buyers; De-
cember January, 8 06 !, sellers; Janu.
AIRY February, 1861, sellers; February.
March, 8 Old, sellers; March.April,
500 j sellers; April-May, lid, sellers.
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SStc; November, 37Rn; Decembsr
SIZE; May, 40i@40ac, closing at 403c
Oats steady; cash, 2Saci October
2Stc; May, 2s}c.
Rye dull at 45c.
Hay steady; timothy, $1S916 co.
prairie, 5000 80.
Bran Arm at @c.
Lead dull and lower; selling at "a 10
Eggs arm at he. Butter--Cream'
cry, 20@24c; dairy, l5920c. Corn
meal steady at 1902 %.
Whisky steady at 81 05.
Provisions easy. Pork-irregular
new, SIS. Lard scarce. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, So so; long clears,
Us %; clear ribs, IS S7tSS 80; short
clears, IS zoos S7A. Bscon-Boxed
shoulders, So so; long clear, 50 459
0 80; clear ribs, 80 1909 80; ehort
clears, 50 1900 s7A. Hams steady at
l2@l4c.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
$1,000 bu; corn, 40 900 bu; oats, "a, 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 10000 bu.
Shipments - Flour, 12,000 brls;
wheat, 1000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu !;
oats, 5000 bu; rye, none; barley,
none.
Afternoon Board-Wheat Arm; 90,
tober, 6slc; November, 7lc nominal;
December, 72ic; May, 79ac. Corn
steady; November, SITE; May, 40ac.
Oats quiet.
Nxw YORK, September 20 Coffee
Spot fair; Rio dull at l9tc; options
stronger and fairly active; sales, 81, $50
bags; September, SIS IS; October,
SIG sO@l7 10; November, $l7 100
IL 45; Decs mbsr, sl7 s5@l7 IS; Jan.
nary, 81 359l7 20; February, Sl7 40
oil 20; March, $l7 So; May, Sl7 $500
~ Is; June, $l7 45(9l7 70. sugar dull
and unchanged; rfned easy OF A,
6sc; mould A, 8al; confectioners' A,
O Lice; cut loaf and crushed, 6lCa
6ic; powdered, 6l@8sc; granulated,
6ic. Molasses dull. Rice steady.
CIScIssArI, o., September 22-
Whisky firm; tales, 1874 barrels fin.
ished goods on basis Of l05. Butter
quiet. Sugar firm. Eggs In good dc.
mand at l69l6lc. Cheese steady.
BALrIMoRR, MD, September 22.-
Oof 20 dull Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair, lSl0lolo. Eygs-lS(0lec,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Money s Per Cent, New York Ex.
change Par Selling.
OettOn Bteady-Mfddlfng Cotton,
8 15-ISc-sales Today $500
BALES.

APfEAL OFP1CE,
THURSDAY EvrsINe, September 70. 1887.
Money continues firm and In good
demand at s pc. cent. The local
cotton market closed steady and IN.
changed, The sales were $500 bales,
the exports takins one.hslf and the
spinners the other half. A. New Or.
leans the market closed easy, and
prices W re dull and steady, declining
TO 4 points. New York spots closed
quiet, quotations being revised so far
as middling fair and fair, which were
reduced 10. Futures closed dull but
steady, going of 2 to 4 points. OF
the New York future market O. L.
Green 4 90. say: Trading
in cotton contracts was moderate.
the market light one throughout,
and the tone generally easy. Notwith-
standing some relief Is felt In the
money market, the forcs OF pretent
feeling is against the bull eide and
movements for rise obtained no sup.
port. There was decline OF to 4
points, With possibly a slightly stesdier
feeling at the close, but business was
very dull. Spots were freely offered
at former rates."
A ballot was held at the New York
Produce Exchange today on the ques.
ton OF having continuous session
from 1880 o'clock a. m. to 8 pm, and
tie result was 622 in favor and SO
against.
The Liverpool cotton market was
quoted steady, fair demand; spots de-
clined l'l6i on all grades except good
middling, and futures remained un-
changed.
The New York Shipping List
come, to the conclusion that the value
Of coffee is too high. The market for
Brfzlls still lebors under an inert dc.
mand aad, with contracts fallisg away
In volume, efforts to give the market
cheerful tone are fruitlets. The
market for canned goods continues
firm for al descriptions OF vegetables,
ruits and fish. Tomatoes are gradu.
ally hardening, domestic sardines are
higher, and salmon Is tending upward.
IMPORTS.
Fifteen brls apples, I55 pkgs bacon,
400 pkes boots and shoes, 1000 bu
corn, 10 pksB cheese, 434 tks coffee,
$500 SKIS cotton seed, 9 cars cotton seed,
900 pkes dry goods, IS pkgs eggs, 900
brls -four, 722 bales hay, so pkgs hats,
IS head sheep. "a head cattle, II head
horses and mules, 200 pkgs lard, 1C4..
600 feet lumber, AZ pkgs liquoie, 800
orls lime, $50 brls meal, sos kegs pals,
1900 bu oats, ITO brls onionf, 80 brls
potatoes, 7o2 brls pork, 8 cars pork
sides, 20 pkgs rice, 200 brls sugar, 232
pigs tobacco and 600 bu wheat.
KLIvAToR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of
grain receive d, withdra wn and In esIe
by regular elevators, a. reported 20 the
Merchants Exchange today: Whea.
In store, 5l,2l3 bushels. CJrn re-
ceived 633 bushels, withdrawn, 8il
bushels, in store, 1884 bushels. Oats
received, 6Sss bushels, Withdrawn, 2l70
bushels, in store, %, 200 bushels.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NKw YoRK, September 22.-Money
on call easy, ranging from 3 to "a
per cent; last loan at 3, and closing
offered at 2 per cent. Pdms mercantile
paper, per cent. Sterling exchange
Is, ieverifh vt 479iC94S0 for sky days,
and 4Si(14Sil for demand.
Government bonds wsre qliet, but
steady TO Arm. State bonds we're
neglected.
TIE 1T OK market was much lefs act
i've today, the inclination being 90
await developments 10 regard TO the
new treasury policy, while the bears
were not so promineat under tho i'm
proved 70 ling a the street. The fe-
veFishnees OF the past lov days still To
manned, but fluctuations were much
narrower than for week past, and
the dealings comparatively devoid Of
tpscal feature. The circular Of the
treasury induoed free buying for the
long account, which, with the puT.
ohAees for the foreigners, which as.
sumed large proportions, opentd the
market very high. The home demand
Was toon supplied, though the activity
aud tx lltement at the opening were
equal 10 anything seen during the
week. The high figures brought cut
free reallE,tions and s)ms resistance
from the bears, and q material resc.
ton from tho best figures was
brought abou'. The close was quiet
but hrn, a near the beet figures Of
the day. Closing prices are almos,
invariably higher as compared with
yesterdays figures. Railroad bonds
we're more &C i've add stronger. sAlee,
$4,000 The total sales OF stocks
today were 3S0,Si0 shares. Closing
quotations:
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADeTUFFs,

CoRSxKAL-Standard. 81 35: pearl,
IS 259S So; roller. 81 JO9z 20, Arm.
FLouR-From'store, commons IS 900
8 35; family, So so; choice, So 65 |;
fancy, s. 76; extra fancy, "a co.;
patent 81 rs. FINN.
BEASs-Navy, 81 20; medium, So so.
0ArxKAL-In half barrels, $2S3 70
from store.
CRAcKKRs-sods, extra. &c; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; ginger snaps, 6Ac;
assorted jumbles, l0c.
CRAcKKD WHRAr-In hall barrels,
"a rs from store.
HoxIsY AND GRITs-From store, IS
az 25.
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uousEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLm-Ker lucky stock, 81 609S
per barrel; dried apples, DC per pound
from store. Died peaches, bic ifom
store. Pcschee, 2bcCgtl per box.
vgaErApLKs-0nione, ~ 80 per bar 81
or 81 per bushsl Cabbage, Northern, VI
per buahel, sl2 50psr 100 KIaul, Dar.
rels, $40; hall barrels, IS 90. Garlic, u
per 100.
FGurT-oranges, IS per boz, -
per barrslj lemons, s. bOSA per
box. Bananas, 81 60(92 81 per
bunch. California fruit scarce.
RAmIss London layers. t3i layers,
81 70; California, ~ 10.
Nun-Cocoanuts, % per 100. Pea
nuts Virginia, 60; Tennessee farm
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January, s,2s@s 80; February, ESQ
9.37; March, 8 4i69 As; April, $500,
9.63; May, 96O@s.8l; June, $3.50
S6s; July, s729s.74. Sales, $500
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened easy aud
closed easy; middliag, 8 Lice.
Sales, 5000 bales. Quotations were as
follows: Ordinary, &c; good ordinary,
Sc; low middling, SIC; middling,
8 l;l6c; good middlipg, 9ic:
Futures opened steady and closed
dull but steady, Sc follows: sep.em-
Der, SSs@S SO; Octobsr, S72; No.
vember, S.7O{9S7l; December, $3.50
s74; January, SSl@Ss2; February,
8.92@S.9S; March, 9.02(9903; April,
8 POOLS; May, 9,22@9 90; June,
9.SS 40 SO. Sales, 43, 700 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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The bank clsarings today were $751;.

The bank clearings today were $751;
695.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September %
Bank clearings today were 8, 1854, 2O4 |;
balances, $34l, lOl.
New YORK, September 22.-Rsnk
clearines today were Size, 526, $50; bal
ances, "a, ass. SOL.
BosroN, MASS, September 22.-Bank
clearines today were SIS, 42O,4 40; bal.
snces, $l,Sl4,t70.
ST. LOUIS, No, September 2s-The
bank clearings today were S2,sO7, VA;
balances, 1897 $40
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September a.
The bank clearings today we're
sll,S52,50s; balances, al,576.644.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-.FRIDAY. sEpTEMBER o. 1887

ers' stock, S@4c; roasted, 2Ac higher
shelled, l0c. Pecans-Texas, 7SlOc.
PIcKLRs-Bsrrels. S.; half barrels,
half barrels, IS.
EGas-Firm, l4@l5c.
PorAroEs - Firm. selling, 10000
per bushel, 81 5092 rs per barrel.
CIDKR-New York, 81 80 per barrel
and 81 80 per half barrel.
BUrTER-Butterine, l4@l5; cream.
cry, 269SOc; dairy, 2Sc; country but.
ter. le(G20c.
POULTRY Chickens scarce; spring,
81 60(93 90; old hens, 81 75(SS 90.
VISKGAR-Per gallon, lC@l5c,
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 22.-The
Droyors' JouIns reports: Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head; shipments. $500
head. Market steady; good higher
fancy, sos 25; shipping steers, 81 IS
GA 90; etookers and feeders, 81 25(a3
cows, bulls aud mixed 81 25(92 80
Tersns, u 2bC9S; western rangers, g.
as rs.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head chip.
ments, 5000 head. Market steady 81
yesterdays cloee; mixed, 81 SOFAS
heavy, "a 6695 10; light, ~ 6096;
skips, 1904 90.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; ship,
menls, 1000 head. Market steady
natives, 81 60(94 10; Western, $36
8 % Texans, 81 36SS 50; lambs, 81 y
(d5 %.
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"&sst sS' cA'ns.,.
STATIONS.

PlrfsBUhg. September - -Noon-Rlver
stationary. Raining.
.wHRELINa, september n. -Noon-Rlver
Inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather oioudy and warm.
CINCINNATI. September q. Noon -
River 2 icet ii inches on the gauge and sta
usnsry. Weather oloudyi Thermometer Sc.
LOUISVILLE. September q. - Noon
Rive, stationary, with leet inches In the
clear aud pleasant
CAIRO. September Q.-Noon-Riysr I
tset 10 Inches on the gauge aud rising.
weather cloudy and warm. Arrived Com.
mosvealth, 81, Losis, 1 an. Departed
Com mo wealth, belou, tan,
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MuLEs Ann HORSES

MuLxs-Moderats demand; l4to IA
hands high, none; l43 10 is hsnds
hish, =; 10 TO l5t hands high, 1880
1906 l5i to Is hands high, 3l5l9200.
HoRsB-Dull; drivers, SlOOal60;
heavy draft, 500; saddle, $l25@200 /;
extra saddls, S2OO@3OO; plugs, 400
70. Texas ponies, $4,000.
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COTTON SEED PROpUCTs.

PRIME Crude On - none; of
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
42c; of summer yellow, 40c !;
choice cooking summer yellow, 400
40; miners summer yellow, 40@4lc;
prime cotton seed meal, 1928 car
load lots; less than car load, $l7 z5; of
cotton seed meal, -.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoes--Choice, Hobo.
saEEP-Choice, 3i@4c; medium, 2
@sic.
LAnBs-Good to choice, $4S4 80.
GRASS CArrLR-Choice, 2A93Ac;
good, 4c; fair to medium, 2i92ic; seal.
lawags, Hole.
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VI. LOUIS, Mo, September 70 Wool
quiet but tteady; INV 'shed-bhght
medium, l9es25o; coarse braid, 100
23c; low sandy, l0Csl9n; hoe light,
l7@2lc; fine heavy, 1920; tub.
wasbed-choiee, ss1; fair, 35SS7o;
low, 30(a33,.
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HIDES AND TALLOW.

HIDxs-Dry flint, No. /, lac; No. 2,
l0ic; dry salted, S@9,; green sailed,
No. l, tic; No. 2. green, 5(96c.
Sheep skim Beeswax, zoe,
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Wool - BURY grease wool, un.
washed, l39lSc; clear grease wool,
23@26c; bury washed, 23@S0c; tub
washed, 33(938c.
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OHANCERY SALE
-OF-
IL EeAL EATAT K.

- - -
No. isss. Il, D,-Chsneery Court Of Shelby
County Hugh Mc0hee, guardian, etc.
W., David Pal Itsf 81 al,
10y virtue VI an intsflooutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the Ahoys cause on the
sth day " Julv, iss7, NJ. d. -. page SIS,
will cell Al public suction, 70 the biEhsft
bidder, 10 front % the Clsft and Mastsr's
once, At the Main street snrAncs Of the
ooufthouieo d shelby county, hsmphh Ten
saiardsy, gam asy of September,
1857.
within legal bours, the follovins described
property. tluatsd 10 shelby county,
lem, 10 wits A certain tract ~ land ab0ut
four miles from the city Of Memphis, com-
meooins On the east Inc Of Otsy ayenue
tsoms Zines calle Holly Psft roatl = chalas
q links from the intersection thereof vita
tho south line q Pigeon koost road the1os
With the east lice ot Oeg Hvenus chains
and "a links 20 q stake thence eat ~ 2. ans
aud links % a stake thsncs north u ehAlns
and A links tl a stakei thence uett schAlnf
and 10 Inks 10 the besinninU eng hlockt
and d, on o q, nufks'f tuhdi vision efland ~
2. q. Bethel, bouEnt ~ hin Of Walhsfs
Owen. .
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f,sad and rcd, ptlou barred. Thh ID dAy OF
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kIykns ann wEATHER,

Orrios SlGsAL sskvIog, u. B. Al
MhhrHIB, September y, pm,
The following obacrvstionp are taken
at all stations named at T5s meridian time,
which 10 one hour later than Memphis timei
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OIL AND TURPENTINE.

wILnISoros, N. o., September 49,
Turpentine firm, 29ic.
CLEVELAND, o, September 22.-Pe.
I oleum, Arm 9. W. 1l0', &c.
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ToBAooozOommon, 25@S5c; other
grades, S59S5c.
ssuFr-Garrett's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 %; Railroad, 50 %.
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aROUERIEs.

suaAR-Cofiee, 6t98ic; yellow clsr.
lied, &c; seconds, 6t96ic; refined A,
6i(96k, +; graduated, 7(97t powdered,
7ic; cot loaf, 7ic. Strong.
RIcE-Lonisiana, 6C96ji Carolina,
6i98c.
OAxDrKs-sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9c; fancy as
sorted, 81 I16c.
CnnEss-Phme fats, -; New
York factory, &c; full cream, 100
1910; Young American, lac.
OoYYnE-Oommou. zoe; ordinary,
2Oi92le; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23e; choice 10 fancy, 2Si924c;
old government, 29932c. Qiiet.
sAIr-0hio river, g. per bar
rel; Saginaw. 81 35Cal 40 per bar.
rel sacks, Enc, 81 35C9l 40; coarse,
81 1901 10; pockets, bleacLed,
81 Is; mixed, barrols, $40 bOi mixed,
2i97e.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common 10
fair, 27@30c; prime 10 choice, 42950c |;
syrup .2b(9 40c; centrifugal, common TO
fair, 25C12Sc; prime 10 choice, 40(94bc |;
fancy, 35(94Oc. Firm.
soAPB AID CAsDLKs-soAp, sos &c ;
candles, full weight, 6i@9c. -
CANNED GooDi--Pins apples, VI 20
al 30. Peaches, 2 POUNDS, standard,
81 IS; 3 pounds. standard, 81 2ji sec
onds, 81 6OC9l 70 Tomat pes, 2 pouBds,
ttsndafd, Al coal 10; 3 p1unds,
standard, 81 25C9i 80. stnN barrie8,
81 25CDl 40. R,spberries, 81 2jC9l 40
b aekberrles, 81 259l 25. Green cages
81 75C9l s.. Pears, 81 1902 25 P,ums
81 059l rs; Asparagus, 50 1901 20
Green corn. 81 25Cal 45 Greed peas
81 coal 70. Cove oyslere, fol
weight, pound, l9i 05; 2 pounds
81 659l IS; light weight, / pound
6O@85;; 2 pounds, fl9l 10 On
dsnssi milk, Crown. s. 75le5 81
Eagle, 81 20; Ssi,r, t5 20. Salmon
81 70 sardines, 90 rs; mustard sar
dimes, 81 70. Nscksrel, 81 80; hor
ring mackerel, 81 25.
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WHISKY, WINES, Liquors ETC
WHBKY-Straight Kentucky Boui
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
pessee whiskies, according to age and
make; common whisky, 80c@l 10, &C.
cording to proof.
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POW DER-
TOBACCO AND sNUfF.

PowDKR-Kegs, IS; half kegs, 50 rs
quarter kegs, 81 80.
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EICHANQE.

New YORK and cities North and T. vi,
on demand, 81 discount buying, par
selling; New York and principal cit.
les North aud East, 3 days grace, s.
discount buying, par selling; New
Orleans, g. discount buying, par sell.
ing.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
NO session Of the Gall b ard was
held to day. Local securities dull and
nominal.